Car heating systems usually rely on the excess heat generated by the engine to heat the passenger compartment.
There's a thing that looks just like a small radiator that sits in a fan shroud underneath the dash. When the engine has gotten warm, the coolant liquid that circulates through the engine and this little radiator also gets warm.
And by having a fan blow air through the radiator, you get warm air that can be directed out through the vents in the dash into the passenger compartment of the car.
There's a lot of metal in the engine that needs to heat up before the coolant is warm enough to heat the radiator enough for it to heat the air that you can send out into the cab.
A car takes a while to heat up if the engine is running slower. Cold weather and cars just do not mix. The car will warm up faster if the driver can sit in the car and press on the throttle a little.
about 20 minues or so
As soon as they sell the car so they will know what the balance due is.
Since it was allowed to warm up so much, it will probably not keep as long as if it had not been left in the car.
To go out about 5min. early and turn the car on and heater so that the car can be warm when you leave.
The specific heat of water determines how much energy is needed to heat water.
It takes so long because you must get around Lake Michigan which is in the way, or take a car ferry across it. Both ways take additional time.
It would depend entirely on how fast the car was travelling. If the car was travelling 1kph it would take 1 hour or if it was travelling 2 kph it would take 30 mins and so on.well, when you are using it in this situation, its like asking how long does it take for a car to travel 1 mile. a kilometer is just a unit of measurement. so you would need the speed in order to find the answer.
Half a day or so. Depends where you are going exactly.
About 16 hours or so.
It can't be driven so it takes no time. You need a boat.
My guess is about a week because a car is so big and it takes about a week to build truck.